This stand-alone introductory Part I of the advanced course is offered as self-paced training, using materials available on this website. You can start at any time and work through the materials at your own pace, with no fixed training dates.
The course reviews in detail the European Good Distribution Practice (GDP) guidelines, which set the standards that wholesale distributors must meet. Practical examples draw on more than 20 years of hands-on GDP experience across various companies.
The course reviews in detail the European Good Distribution Practice (GDP) guidelines, which set the standards that wholesale distributors must meet. Practical examples draw on more than 20 years of hands-on GDP experience across various companies.
Topics
- Legal basis
- Review of the EU-GDP guidelines
- Principles of Quality Management
- Personnel management and the role of the Responsible Person
- General procedures
- Premises and equipment
- Operational procedures
For whom
- Pharmacists, doctors in medicine, veterinarians, masters in chemistry, in biology, or in biomedical sciences who wish to take up a role of Responsible Person for Good Distribution Practice
- Responsible Persons who wish to update and refresh their Good Distribution Practice knowledge
- Managers of a pharmaceutical wholesale company or those who plan to obtain a European pharmaceutical wholesale license
- QA managers
no prior GDP knowledge is required
Practical arrangements
- You can start at any time and work through the materials at your own pace, with no fixed training dates.
- Note pages are available in pdf format
- Participants who require a training certificate can take a multiple choice quiz (15 items, 80% correct answers to qualify)
A discount is granted from the third participant of the same company.
Course details